12
Local businesses
Together, they filled all twelve positions across the front and back.
02 / Community Card
A little card.
A Palmerston connection.
Good local businesses, together on one useful printed card. One business per category, delivered to local letterboxes. The first Card reached Palmerston.
The next Community Card round is coming later. Register your interest and you’ll hear first. Enquiries are still open.
Put your hand up for the next Card ↗
Pilot 1, brought to life
Twelve local businesses.
One completed Community Card.
I’m incredibly grateful to the twelve local businesses that backed the first Card and helped turn a small local idea into a completed double-sided print run.
From conversations to something you can hold.
Pilot 1 was designed, printed locally and handed to Australia Post for delivery to selected Palmerston letterboxes from 5 to 9 October.
Designed and printed locally.
From business conversations and artwork approvals to the finished physical Card.
Feedback from the first round will help guide what comes next.
Local businesses doing great
- Founding Community Card business Pure Pilates NT was named National Australian Women’s Champion 2026, Pilates Studio.
- Community Card business Ballantynes Fish & Chips was crowned Darwin’s Best Fish & Chips in Territory Taste’s 2026 community search.
Good local businesses. One Card.
Useful when it arrives.
Handy when you need it.
The Community Card brings useful services, offers and contact details into one clear physical format. A local connection to keep on the fridge or kitchen counter.
A clear place for what you do.
There is one business per category on each edition, alongside other local services.
From first-edition businesses
Connection
comes first.
Facebook comment
“From our very first conversation, it felt like Top End Local was something really genuine and community focused, and that’s exactly the kind of thing we love being a part of.”
Facebook comment
“Thank you so much for your support! So proud to be a territory business and apart of the top end local team!!!”
Google review ★★★★★
Sy did an amazing job worn the first top end local Launch! Can’t wait to see what the future holds
Google review ★★★★★
Top End Local has been super creative in helping me promote my cleaning business Pristine Clean NT. I’ve been lucky enough to be apart of the first round of community cards, and the whole experience has been amazing! From quick responses, creative designs and open communication Top End Local is a great opportunity for small local businesses to put themselves out in the community in a new and refreshing way!
The next local connection
Want to hear
about the next round?
The next Community Card round is coming later. Register your interest and you’ll hear first. Enquiries are still open.
No confirmed next-round date or price. You can hear the details before deciding whether to take part.
Register interest in the next Card ↗A few Community Card questions.
What is the Community Card?
The Community Card is a printed, double-sided card with local businesses, one per category, delivered to neighbourhood letterboxes. It is meant to be a useful local connection to keep on the fridge or kitchen counter. Pilot 1 was designed, printed locally and handed to Australia Post for delivery to selected Palmerston letterboxes from 5 to 9 October 2026.
Where did the first Community Card go?
The first Community Card went to selected Palmerston letterboxes in Bellamack, Moulden, Rosebery and Woodroffe. Australia Post delivered to Bellamack, Moulden and Rosebery from 5 to 9 October 2026. Woodroffe was added after Alicia from Business Wise Bookkeeping and Taxation suggested it, and Alicia and her family offered to help support delivery there. Twelve local businesses filled all twelve positions.
When is the next Community Card, and how much does it cost?
The next Community Card round is coming later. The next-round date and price are not set yet. Register your interest on the Community Card page and you will hear first. Enquiries are still open. You will hear the details before deciding whether to take part.
How do I register my interest?
Put your hand up on the Community Card page, or contact Sy at sy@topendlocal.com.au or through the Top End Local Facebook Page. You will hear the details before deciding whether to take part. No confirmed next-round date or price has been set.